Knuckle-scanning anti-cheating software won't say what it's doing with Rutgers students' data
by Cory Doctorow from on (#MGD2)
Rutgers students taking exams are required to pay $32 in fees for Verificient's Proctortrack, an anti-cheating program that collects, audio, video, web activity and "scans the ID, face and knuckles" as well as voice-prints. Read the rest